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[Persian Gulf]

Why would it restore that infrastructure above ground? Would have thought they move it to the mountains?

If you read the full post he says the same thing by the end

 

[Flotilla]

Very didactic article about how Qassem E-Basir is working.

Qassem-e-Basir and economics of attrition: How Irans anti-ship ballistic missiles are upending US naval hegemony

Iran’s Qassem-e-Basir anti-ship ballistic missile forced the USS George Washington carrier group to maneuver defensively, highlighting vulnerabilities in US missile defenses, interceptor stockpiles, and the economics of sustained maritime attrition.

www.presstv.co.uk

 

[Persian Gulf]

new missile site in Qom with 4 entrances has finished excavations

 

[Persian Gulf]

excavation of two new tunnels continues

 

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[Flotilla]

This Vietnamese article about the ToT of supersonics missile technology from Russia to irant says that the engine of the missile has been successfully tested.

Programa C430L: Rusia proporciona asistencia técnica para ayudar a Irán a desarrollar misiles de crucero hipersónicos.

Documentos filtrados revelan que el programa C430L entre Rusia e Irán se centra en perfeccionar el motor estatorreactor, lo que permitirá a Teherán aumentar su velocidad hasta Mach 0,9 subsónico.

www.vietnam.vn

 

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[Michael]

Jianchuan Zhishi (meaning "Naval & Ship Knowledge", The Chinese title is "舰船知识").

This is a highly renowned Chinese military magazine with a long history. It is regarded by Chinese military enthusiasts as one of the three most famous military magazines.

However, in recent years, the pervasive influence of multimedia has made it extremely difficult for such traditional magazines to survive. Even state-owned media organizations are now required to be financially self-sustaining. Faced with immense economic pressure, these magazines are at a loss and have yet to find a clear direction for their future development.

The quality of the articles published recently has been very poor, often riddled with elementary errors. They offer neither entertainment value nor professional substance.

So, there is no need to take their articles too seriously.

 

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[shapurzolaktaf]

After the "wise" martyred leader told us not to extend the range more than 2200 km.. so than Yankees safely bomb our schoolchildren.

 

[Michael]

Frankly speaking, I consider this a flawed strategy. Or rather, he was merely trying to intimidate or confuse the enemy, rather than genuinely intending to do so.

Given Iran's specific circumstances, developing missiles is an excellent strategy. However, in terms of specific areas, I don't think "developing missile range" is a high priority. For Iran's missile development, hitting accuracy, the ability to evade interception, and explosive power are the truly effective priorities.

Of course, it would be even better if costs could be slashed to the absolute minimum, as was done with the YKJ-1000, but that is too difficult a challenge for Iran.